>> Is there some way of the network-side 'distinguishing' >> the PPPoE sessions? maybe they use a different username >> on each? > i have done that just a couple of hours ago. You have done a ??that?? -- as in found out something? As in, literally changed usernames to be independent? As in, something from the config you provided provides the disambiguation? Maybe the fact that one session requests ipv4 and the other doesn't, or something... is all they need... *confused*, important details seem missing.
> so now i am not getting an ipv4 address on wan6. i am > also not getting an ipv6 address. You may need "+ipv6" in /etc/ppp/options or via pppd_options or similar... I certainly had to add that to get IPv6 to pass a single PPP session. But I didn't use DHCPv6, just static assignments so none of that other complexity. > it turns out ntt wants this wonderful custom hcp hack, dhcpv6-pd. > luckily the wide-dhcpv6 has it. so i now have Wonderful =). > option interface 'wan6' > option pd '1' --Simon _______________________________________________ openwrt-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-users
